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Daily Republican., 1887-05-13
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APRIL 25TH, ISSz.
r rn,irs WI leave Wilmington as follows

IrAinawtll leave Wilmington ~ follows:
~ rnhiia,aebpnia isxpressl: 2: asa. Z ". 10
IL 30, w, 90. ~. Q 20 and Oe .. In.
accommodation, Q 40. 7 o.. 90, 10 10 q. NJ
~, 90, 20. y 60, 10 80 D. N.
Tor Ohester texpress). 0 20. 7 so. Q 50 slo
~, IL 81, IL 81 .. H., IL 30, "a, 10 and ia
| Accommodation. . 20, 7 90. : c5. slb. 10 81
q. M. 70, o.. Z 90. Q % and 10 80 d. m.
| row YORK., q %, 2t7, an, 80. = CO. a.
Wy IL o. a. m. az 4s, 204, 8 90, q, 10 u
For West Chester, via Lamokia, co an,
Sis o. n, 80 and 90 r. n.
kor Newark (Ocntro) and intermediate
sulohs. az q. m, IL Ls and 0 Il p. m.
baltimore and intermediate s.slion 10 o
D.. m, BIZ p. IN. Ana IL IL night.
baltimore and bay Line, : k5 d, M.
baltimore aad Washington, 1 rs. 4ss a OK
and t6p. n.
Trains for delaware Division lcsvo for:
~ 1" U@s1.e, W 20 c. H., IL Sb. 60, 8 81
p. ID. GA"
Soato-d tExprcss) son. m.
hai,ingtcn, Deiuiar and way stations,s 81
:. NJ, 10 20 p, N.
H. h;S x for Harrington. Q TO p. IN. Wa
m s4Preaa Tor Dover, Harrington .nd LIE,
.ihhEhn otty, $50 q. N.
cypress Tor Oapo Charles, Old Point Cor,
'oft and Nc1iolk, IL c. night.
,,, liHiIvo Philadelphia, broad street. 10,
W,n ~ ION tezpress). IL rs, 90, TO, ri
~, 1919, IL le, 1856 @, m. goI s-os
90 bos, b2l, 6o7, 0 81, II 20 and IL % %. =,
% accommodation, . 80, 10 20 =. O., l l,aY7
%. Q "a 30 10 "a 10 10 and II az D. M
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia fexpress,. 90 abaln
~, II 81 d. Ia, 3 Cd, ~ and Z ea u. no
:. aaeeomModstion, $50 q. H., islO, ia
and % p. IN. ~ =" A'' We
!; Aaoooinmodstion, so q. M, IL 10, l IS, 0 60
20 amt 9 10 p. N.
% s'r :, N \, +. Yo5k !e.prersl. 9 co. asa an
Pm. ' w ehu w
and 30 D. m o "
For Ospe uharlos, Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk IL o. night. -AN
nc, For Flew Castle, Middie,own, CLAYTON
Dover, HARRINGTON, Seaford Laurel an
Deimsr, IL - night. ia
n a ia ana " Arlington, ! zs, 4 CO. tx
~ W an; IL 60, $500, and . 60 .. "a, Hslti
more, rs, IA II night. DOM"
Leave PHILADELPHIA, Hroad stroot for WI,
-inRt.n texpress), IL 20. 8 90, 7 40, @ 10. IL 1,
l. ~. o o., II 20, aud II 70 p. m.
's5 nd IL At p. II. :"
FOR further Information osasenxors a,n .,
'e,ssa 20 the ticket Office ct tho ssssIoo.
- ata,aa married. hus (s)Lrc limited sxnIsp
upon which extra thrs Ia osLIgod,
- j. K. WOOD.
General Fsesenser kcouk.
AIsS L. fusd Gsne,at MaaiSs
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

LOOK YOUNG as long as you can,
prevent tendency to wrinkles or agai q
u the skin by using LEAURELLE
Jill Eietant for clearing complexion,
rough AKIN, chopped face or hands.
Aeeps the hands and face gofs aud
smeutn Preserves youthful, plum 0
oohGiticn Of the features. On;g snh
stanca existing that will prevent or
arrest tendency 10 wr.nsles. neltesn;
Dressing and preser vative tonic Tor the
mar. no oil or arease. Ask for Lenu.
rslie Oh. 81 90 ~ droggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

An OIL physician retired rom practice
having mad placed IN HE hands by aB East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy TOR the speedy and porma-
tarrh, As,b'la and ALL throat and Lung
AGeeti.Ls MS, n positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Oorn.
plants, aftor having tested Its wonderful
curative poNe.s IN ihousands ut cases, has
suffering fellows. Bctuated by this motive
and desire u relieve hpmsr suffering, l
wild send free ofehar2e 10 NIL who desire 1t,
this recipe, in Is ermal, French or Y Bgiish
with full directions tor preparing and using
Saat ny mail BIZ add esSiu with stamp
pa ming this papor. W. u. HOgE3,il49 Row
cr's BLOCK. Rochester. n. Y. lP-e0w.w
60
For day good a--Graio1 * %.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

SaEa'FF'S SALE.-DY VIRTUE OF
~ tuna'y wrlty NJ Vend.tiooi ED mas Is
ne cirro;en, Will be exposed to pu6lic ssla.
~ Inc :. u, corner of second and ,IIs, 90
streets. IL thu city o, Wilmington, IL Eeg
Castis county, Lelaware,
ON tt tuesday,,
THE 18TH DAY OF MAY 1887,
AT O'Clock, q. m,
The foi.oSing described personal property.
SIX tapsr iathes, two straight lstbes. one
sn,e iatne, Iutfett latte, four polishing
iarhes, cutting press, emery grinder and
Hneela rniTDinxs &c Alos, slotting nacbipn
.l5es. anvils oorcing IN his, drill press. maj
turning masiflc, apTing h,.m sr, trip nan.
Se.S and ciss, ,ot tools, oltcs furniture and
SAFE, lot OF flashed and partly finished nuts
ana pores, lot rcu' I'd Bessiner steel. Jot
round ircnl cutting Of ehear,. lot sxies. boil
Grated. A 0H1n
Se'z,d and taken In execution az tho prom
cry Q, lhe a lfre1 r.. Smith and Wsrner
E4le COMPANY. and t. be sold ty
GILES l. AM BSOiJ. Sheriff.
snerins Othcs, Wilmington, April 2s,
H. o'' 1901. $40 eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILE0Ar
'o' GUILE In EFFECT, April "A, lsa.
Afs'ns leave Delaware Avonuo Dopot:
EAST. kuUNU.


phtia' accommodation, daily ....olbA. m
phia Recommendation, daily. ....T.00 A, M
p hiia. recommendation, daily. ,..,7bb a. nj
pnnilh. accommodation, daily - az w
! ma chester express, daily Il,x3 A. nj
HoeuI freight, Passenger coaches
phu ncneo, daily except Sunday LEI n. m
nn". accommodation, daily. ais m
m. accommodation, daily. h.l0 n NJ
ph n,ia q Chester express. daily, 6.l0n. m
p PIE accommodation, daily, 80 n. IN
mil, ,a =, c;emnodation, daily. ...o.Oy u. M
A''A . chestor expross, daily, ll.47 ., m
WEST-BUUNU:
o1inteaso Limited, daily. A. N
,, lives oniosgo lilo next morning. Thl
sinih Goes rot take Baltimore paesen asra
no oal relght Tor Canton and way station,
SunSss s S'aenes attached. daily except
cincinnati II,rnised. daily IN . n.
Arsiyes Cincinnati 7,is A. nj IL I'll
~ =. III. next day,
a ame and st. Louis Express,
S,ngai,., :. -, :......... .h4oP. d
' tSp, 1850 q nooation, daily, $40 O. M
r. Eph LAEDENBER3, o. A. M
''S' M, ard ESQ p. M. daily.
LIES leave htsrxet Street station:
snn NM rniiadsiphia $50 A. M,, daily exoep,
For ~ ,t 200 a. "a. and q % +. M, daily.
isndsnhsr ,noac D. 2io p. H., daily. Fcl
lsily d m'' and 2.<6 p. m, and $40 D. M.
!, h.rslIs ior WflminRton-Leaye Phi,adel
! n. W. N7.W. $40, 1000, $40 Is a, m daily,
1 m ~ except sunday mixed trainl. 10
ksn-.s u, O.sv, 40 '.iu. 1880 p. n, daily.
". M SML.EMENTS, OK. LORD
tonu Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARSi
Robertkenyon
213 East Front Street,

Wholesale dealer in foreign and
domestic cigars; imported cigars
a specially, and all kinds of
smoking and chewing tobacco,
pipes, snuff and smokers, fancy
goods. Dealers are invited
to call. Bargains for cash. Oppo.
site the p, ". q B. Depot.
nl4-ir, sl-2tS To ,sa-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

W.. f sHhH At NORTHERN u. II
leave ne IN sfiect April llth 1887. Train,
ss.6 er Msading, Birdsboro, Joanna Sn, tmS
Vile T Taaynssburg function, Manor, Potts
ana T RnaI and ali points on tho Pm iia1elpSi,
and 4 sTing II. H., 7.oo o. m. and 2.Ib D. M.
tlonoe SoIingfeId, Waynesburp Junc.
Ohpddo,. oateeyille, EmbreeviIie, Lepsne
dia,a c r. Ford and DuPont's nnd inssrn,s
For WINS Was. 7;oe a. M. a., 447 and s l6p.m.
p. N. "'S' onester, TOO 3. N. 2i6, and al
"a or new Bridge and Intermediate mint.
viii f.. N. Except on Saturday, wher, traty
I'm n s,n at 10, 90 and IL Ii D. m.
no,nts Sa aa for Reading and INTERIM diats
SupeSini, SossMAND, j. a. BOWER,
s'loent. Genr Pass, Aai,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13
ID. F.. HAMILTON

ll23 Orange 81 VIII, Del,
Or st thu Eanuta,t3ry. Garotch.'s I.suo.
J. y. JOSE, Agt. e1i Orange strees.
Jonn q. Btker. VIM. :. Eullccx henry
Lentz Degid Len z, CHARLES RUN ford ESQ
y; =. Simon, Frank hoSers ann many
ctnefs. m6.tu, tn flaw
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13
HARNESS, TRUNKS
MANUFACTURERS, AND
TRAVELLING BAGS.

You Will find J. A. Conner at his new
store, No. 4 Fast Fourth street, where you
VIII fnt the largest stock OF first ciaes
goods IN his line. Pricea to suit the time
VS. study 10 please. GOODS guaranteed to
be rs Ispfercnte1. focketbopks and hand
bags. Uc2t
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

0EAfNESS s l1s sesis; ;:i at your our
Dowa hone by ore who was desi twenty
ei.hs ye5rs. 1rolt,G by most tf the no.
ted epcc nlists without peft. Cured him
self IN throS months tGd eiEce thon hum
dreds CT otGsIs. Fa,i particulars sent on ap-
plioation. y. IS pAG1, Nc. Il Weat 3lst
Sc E9y YORK City. oclt3 g., -, sa-tmh
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13
SHERIFFs saLE-BY yIRTrrEoF

- writ or fecond Plus vcnditioni Exponas
10 me directed, Will be exposed u puSiIc sale
~ ~, inc Court ouse, ON Market street tets y,ri
re IN anu Eleventh streets, In The city OF
wilmington, New Castl: County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

RIlalsR S ~ 4. SiN1 OU'S ) E "a
lEfa!iI Co., ~, = : COMPANY
tlNI, ~ WEkiES, sissssy;,
Etaa G. CIV VIII y, 'eoetvo psomp
,m i,s sI ~ fh,oped TO any
'' ooNNE0noN.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13
E+B' RILEY.
|Cl0vE:s.

,,%IlIns, ',r e. 81 glo Su 'A'A
SS ,1 All etb zane .,e 81, Shook
la a. a!"tts 1ahs,
kIiI,iYs's51'' .,s p 4 !, back. fans,
ID: i 7 d. 5''' +; thread ss gloves, !,
Sfs'a;'. 80 Cent?. Rsgu.a ap
Co., 4 T., 's e. j.! e., ,,s garnet,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

so-IYMsDlArtLy, a ID q -
y. Y, mast a,ss,' VIII, DEL; good ,i,g man
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

.,,-K ARD FJn MAN AND
fbsls.,Dn, WHIT, .anily. address ".
Mhsp'" ml2-2ts
\a,.M
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

E,r1vn-B0sRDERs. AT lo7 1.o r,
mort, a.,o second story front IRON.
ul.blt loF iian "'' MIST
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

ETD-T1sslL, a TRlMnlsd
r s.,pa Esu.e-, IN good l7ca;ion
|,sv lf.!A, Thinning store.
[s.,Aw milo ~
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

|MIs.al,,v ~ ! . 70 10 stanton, !
rlis".;sts UMIse street. mli-2tt
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

Rtl.,.,,s mHF.lD -.PLrASaNr
sr.,,,s M, 10y q > ~ cat ooartat 5. W.
..l k'na streets. m7.ett
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

|,sIyO-aU.AtGAa8e tn = In
is sas b p,yen rrpl? 10 re A .,dI
Minnie C9Lpsay, no; 2o'.
Ji-sa
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

..,rn-. srGUr, fBLf-B BODIED
' i,.ls "a work ia olotaiSg store must
i, .ss 'S hnt.eds, II n L o,;.ss
gaslpA'--'' ml2 u
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

|,TTTD-A FlasrCLAss OAR.
MIL ..la,sr .llIN WALTHEk
m s', sju,u .. MARKET strtet
Ia lals.Ns!' IA -bl
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

-. 1oJr, STE 4Dt, :, a ! u .
',,aI''.5 : q = s ssss' ''? ssal sa
% tGnnlssiS,,%b o ' 9 ii ave satis'ac; Z y
1. rSsralJ dta "N mll.3t
n S,te,, si04cs' |
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

ETrFlLglAilFG5 NJ N X 5
S,r,,,f..t, ~ A,rg street, piGGS
ks,ri I'm. coz .O-tl. mltio-'
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

GlEL FOR GIN
nl hasgsCi. Apply at bl5 WASH
kEst. Ini2-2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

,,T,I-tyu uharLEuEn 10
a,i,siu:sisaol ,hifd-s,ory front
n N E... ittse., wi.nou: board.
Il2 4:
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

il.-blihDaSs 4 Y O7 N.Ai.-
, 80; a.il ,yCGs to rent, fur
"'''4''-si' m!23ts
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13
E,xECUTOR'S SALE
H --UY-
REAL ESTATE.

To cloeo the s-tt,emont OF estate Of M ".
garet Wtggicivorth, ceoeased, tho under.
signed will cell ut pubic sale, At tho Uourt
House, In the ci.2 Of Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

For dry gcoda-Cralor x %.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

1uiED. -GsN7LtMIN BOARD
nls yl!'a,0 !aa.ly, at lvlj Wnl.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

,vIT0-LA. ,h f,,v ~ ,,lIo ~ sy = en-
hrs tailns, d lns wraps. etc. nsaT e.
l!nIH,ss al nj. ( Inc street as--n-ooo.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

|lnllD-a uJOp >iKh FOR
f-''ll 4Jt- 80 t. Apply 1T tOs
'-'4'''' ml22.s
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

EtOR HENT-THiRD FLOOR or
n building, 81 Market ttrcet, bic
for Lodge room. Apply to
a29-u JAMES MORROW.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

vCOR sALE-UhEAP, A JUMP-SEhr
carriage, in good order. Apply Of this
ONCE ai1-u
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

.,rrylrYsoD,x. 70 y. Rso q, :
Is e.; e: 4: ~ :;;:; ; Y. :.
= a I,:s 10 vi si' no 'aiao. n.s-.l
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

;;5.. - !: CA, ii s',7 4S:s
:isay!hir,E', :, II. ceyerIthi1s; si1 " q
uuussnskRD& W" mist
Daily Republican., 1887-05-13

,,7II-7la.9,ss,s. sA l.,s.a s% = 3 ::
sn nr ~ WIlninssoa i3o-u
p, y, y clalso street. .wp1,.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05

Judgment, shows improvement. The
fact that sales this week are not quite
up TO those we have been having it not
owing to the fact that there Is anything
the matter of the markes but to other
causes wholly independent of it. A
great many sales are made now for cash.
There is plenty of money and readi-
ness to buy. Some holders are mani
Testing disposition to hold rather than
to sell, and this has tendency toslpld
back sales.
Stone 81 Morton-There is little or
nothing doing in city property, but some
inquiry for inside business lots. The
demand for North st. Paul property con-
tlnueS to increase with the improve
mentS. We do not look for an active
market for city property before Sep
TENDER.
Beaumont & Cathcart-Prices are
fully maintained with good demand.
From personal experience we have
orders to fill in all classes of property,
at prices that are fully up to demand,
and are only waiting to contract in the
possible hope of underbuying the
market, if only by 5 per cent. The sur
prise of the week, perhaps, was the pur-
chase by our firm of l00X1l9, corner OF
DucaS or South Robert street and Fair
field avenue-by long odds the best cor
ner in this thriving Suburb-at S425 per
foot for our Eastern account, and when
we take in account the fact that valu-
able corner within seven blocks of the
Ryan and on the same street was bought
at this price, and that no other corner
could probably be bought for less than
from 81, 600 to $1,000 in the distance, 1t
Is almost unnecessary to claim that a
few months will see this purchase
doubled. Many contracts are now under
consideration through the negotiations
of this firm on behalf of popular and
wealthy actress, who has recently
played an engagement here, which will
probably lead to good prices i'll the
various localities where her investments
are intended to be made. A gentleman
connected with Messrs. Beaumont ~
Cathcart has secured the sole agency OF
Mrs. Langtry i'll the Northwest,
and they are authorized to publish
the fact, despite some statements to
the contrary. Edward Lyon is the gem
tleman referred to. He is lately from
New York, and was successful in secur-
ing from Mrs. Langtry the sole agency
OF her real estate in the Northwest, and
is already acting for her. Mr.. Lyon has
been instrumental in making mortgage
investments for the lady in New York
in the past, in con- junction with her
lawyers there, and authorizes the state
ment that in the near future Mrs. Lang
try intends to make considerable in
veStments in st. Paul, with which she
was charmed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
North ST. Paul.

The grade has been finished on eight
consecutive miles of streets in North st.
Paul and two miles of sidewalks are
completed. Forty new buildings are
now under cover and many others show
their frame work in various stages of
completion. The three-story hotel has
been rooted. The Harris Manufacture
ing, comapany's building is completed
and painted. The machinery will be
put in this week. The brick building
of the Western Iron company
has reached its second story.
The brick work on the Furniture
factory and the Beach wagon factory
will be commenced this week on the
completed stone foundations. The En-
terprise company from Akron, o., will
begin its structure this week. A new
factory for plumbers supplies was To-
Gated yesterday. One hundred thou
sand brick were made last week. The
Seventy-five-fo0t boulevard, two miles
long, around Silver lake is graded com
plete. {t:e @Eff
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05

Property

Is rapidly enhancing in value.
We have 200 feet front from
Fifth to Sixth street, east
side, for sale at a bargain.
100 feet square on Fifth and
Wabasha. .omrol 3l ~ qoa- So
100 feet square FIFTH and
Robert.
Lots on Laurel, Holly, Selby
and Summit avenues.
Hoyt's Encouragement of
Hoyt's Como Out Lots lies on
Smelling avenue, only a short
distance beyond where the
auction sale was held yestep-
day, and is one Of the hand
soonest plats in the city. We
can still sell lots here at
owners FIRST price. Call and
examine plat and price list. "
A few very choice lots are
left in blocks is and IS,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05


e, blk g. Summit Park ;.;..,,,3,65o
Dox TO 9 Warran, II of sw Y, sec
q, town 20, range D. .....7, 900
w II Stearns to Nj Woodward. Its he
and blk 6, st, Anthony Park. $3.50. 900
Thirty-fiye unpublished .....,........ 81, 700
Total, 90 pieces ...,......... $259, 800
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following permits to build were issued
yesterday:
VIM DeGray, 1ls-story frame dwelling
on Park, near Lyton place. 81 900
Anna Ross, 2-story frame dwelling
/ on lglehart, near Prior. Observation-Disclosures 900
Alexander Crawford, 3-story brick store
ana dwelling, on Wabasha, near Til
ION, 1900. Observation-Disclosures. 3u,UOO
John Blum, l-story frame dwelling, on
Bay near Jane Observation-Disclosures. 500
Geo Falkland, 1-stOry frame dwelling on
81 Clalr, near Toronto. ................ 500
Jacob Hammer, 3-story brick dwell
1ng, on franklin, betweet 9th and
VIM Aitiin. i.storv frame dwelling on
Hatch, near Arundel ....,........... 500
John Middleton, 1-story frame dwelling,
on Hatch, near Arundel. .............. 800
Chrestgansen, l-story frame dwell
ing, on Merrell, near Arundel. ....... 500
h Schultz, 1lastory frame dwelling,
on Merrell, near Arundel ......,.... 800
John Lindorfer, 1-story frame dwelling,
on Hatch, near Arundel. ............:. 500
FRANK Peterson, 1-story frame dwell
ing ON Lyton place, near Park. 49,. $50
Robert Deakin, 1-story frame barn, on
smelling, near Hague. 800
Edward Drewey, 2-story frame store
and dwelling, ON Magnolia, near
Walsh. .......,.,,,.,.. northumberland 900
William Huser HISTORY frame dwell
ing, ON Fuller, near Arundel. .........1, 500
Board of Education, 3-story brick addi-
ton to jefferson school. ............. 80, 4S7
Lawton, 2-story frame dwelling, on
Winnifred, near Ada. 1000
Trustees Manchester college, 3-story
brick college addition, Manchester
Park 60 600
Seven minor permits $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05

While prices of st. Paul real estate
have been firm, and the general volume
Of trade steady and active during the
week, sales have not been quite so
heavy as usual. Business was a good
dealslnterfered with on account of Deco
ration day and also by rain and the re-
eeption of Company ID. On the whole,
though this is the season when people
seek the country and sales are expected
TO be diminished, there is really no re-
duction in the amount of business trans
acted. West st. Paul seems really to
mold the precedence for bargains in
realty and for general activity. Some
neaVy sales III that part of town are con-
tlnually III process of completion, and
sales OF 100000 or more are very COM
mon. On every business street over
there brick blocks are continually being
erected, and streets are being rapidly
graded, and i'll many cases macadam-
lZed. For general business pros
perlty and activity united with
great future promise the Sixth ward is
not surpassed by any other ward in the
city. Of course, there is quiet Steadi-
ness i'll the whole Midway district, and
a permanent fixed value on property
throughout that whole section that sur
passes all other wards in the city. This
part OF the city Will always possess this
characteristic. The reasons why are
known to everybody and need not be
repeated, but for business activity the
Sixth ward is superior to all Others
The Fifth ward has also been coming to
the front. There is great deal of ac-
tlYlty there in real estate and a very
large amount is changing hands con
tlnually. This ward is reaching out to
the north and northeast toward Lake
Phalen and Gladstone, along Earl and
Payne avenues. The large amount of
grading that has been done on the bluff,
the water works that have been put in
and the general improve ments that have
been made in that locality have
changed the whole face of the
country III that part of town. 1t
known that realty has been held
very cheap for many years in that re-
glon. The Third street bridge, the
street car line, the water supply, cleo
tric lights and such other modern appli-
anceS that help to make city, having
been introduced, the ward within a wear
Or two has taken such steps forward as
Will surprise any one that has not FREE
quently been over there. 1t has been
somewhat the same in the Fourth ward.
The most significant event that has put
life into this ward is the intended con-
struction of the new bridge in upper
town. Since that public improvement
was decided upon the value of prop
erty in the Fourth ward has greatly in
creased. especially in the Vicinity of
this end of the bridge. In other parts
of the city there has been a gradual and
continuous improvement and increase
in valuation. The evidence comes
from a great many different directions
that the city is more rapidly increasing
in nd ln+s1
has at any previous period of its exist
ence. -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
Como and PhaIen.

In years past there was great deal of
talk about making broad avenue and
general driveway from Lake Como. in
the western part of the city, to Lake
Phalen, in the eastern part. These two
lakes are so situated that broad ave-
nue. on a section line is feasible. An
avenue now exists and connects these
SwO beautiful sheets of water. The land
along the line of this avenue is not Oc-
eupied so as tOrender the widening of it
expensive. Few live on either side of
it, and the property on both sides is acre
property that could be obtained
for the purpose indicated for
a reasonable price. Lake Com O
has been improved and beautified
40 considerable degree, and large
amount of capital is about to be put in
TO still further improve and beautify it.
Lake Phalen, at the other end of the
avenue, is a larger body of water, and
is susceptible of fully as much orna-
mentatiOn and Improvement. If the
present avenue was Widened. as it could
be at a comparatively moderate price,
and these two beautiful lakes could be
thus united, the scheme would conSti-
tute very beautiful and attractive drive
way. During the past week or two
there has been a good deal of talk in re-
gard to this matter. The city already
has a large park at Como, and there
is a good deal of talk be-
ing INDUCED in in favor of
securing ground suitable for a park at
Lake Phalen. Acre property could be
obtained there now for a moderate sum,
and it is thought that those owning
acres around the lake could be enlisted
in favor of the scheme so far as to make
very favorable terms with the city.
Some members of the park commission
have considered the matter already and
1t is very likely it will receive further
consideration at the hands of the whole
commission,